maya scott, she's the teacher. she's from the city college. i do. i like city college a lot. i like it. no, i think that's it. take care. love you. yeah, love you, too. bye. >> good morning, supervisors, and welcome, supervisor stefani. my name is sue ann linder, and i'm a professor in social science. i first came to city college in 1977, and i came back as an older adult to transition from nursing to teaching history. i'm devoted to student success. recently, the new york state legislature passed a bill for $7.5 billion to implement free state and city schools. we don't have that option because of prop 13. we must do a set-aside here, and this is not a set aside, it's a payment forward for real student and adult success in san francisco and huge social and economic impact. thank you so much for your time. >> hi. monica collins. i did work at city college for a long time. i went there before university and i went there after trade school and took five foreign languages. it's great. supervisors, you are planting see

scott pruitt affair? outrage everywhere except within the white house for a long period of time. he did leave. were any lessons learned? how does that transfer to this? >> no. >> maya no. i mean, i think, look -- i've -- went to work for hillary clinton 16 years ago. every day of that had secret service protection. i understand. talking human life. whether you agree or disagree you don't want something to happen. that said, it's absurd the secretary of education has round the clock protection since then. you might want to ask yourself, why do you have a secretary of education that feels they need it? and, yes, while it wasn't her directly, it's safe to say that her staff did it at her behest. any security expert will say, sure. when someone has a tangible or specific threat, absolutely make sure they're protected. she's not had a threat for two years. and you have to put this in straight terms. i know we throw around money numbers like a million and like, okay. this is, would hire 268, by nbc's reporting full-time element ary teachers in kansas and nearly 170 pell grants for students in need. that's the trade-off. whether she's worth half a billion or half a millio